Bug#1100805: gcc-14 version 14.2.0-18 causes glibc to be miscompiled on armhf

On 2025-03-19 09:45, Aurelien Jarno wrote: > So far my finding are quite limited. It seems the new GCC generates more > optimized code in general, and especially for the memmem() function, and > that changes the location of the memmove() function located just after in > the binary. Aligning it to 6

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Processed: Re: Bug#1100805: gcc-14 version 14.2.0-18 causes glibc to be miscompiled on armhf

Processing control commands: > clone -1 -2 Bug #1100805 [gcc-14] gcc-14 version 14.2.0-18 causes glibc to be miscompiled on armhf Bug 1100805 cloned as bug 1100939 > reassign -2 src:libinsane Bug #1100939 [gcc-14] gcc-14 version 14.2.0-18 causes glibc to be miscompiled on armhf Bug reassigned fr